Problems running Nagios

[Marc Powell]

On Feb 19, 2009, at 7:35 AM, Dunn, Larry wrote:

> I am using Nagios 3.0.4 and something has gone wrong. I just got the  
> installation working yesterday and now this morning I restarted and  
> am getting an error when nagios runs.
>
>
> Warning: Return code of 137 for check of service 'name of service'  
> on host 'hostname' was out of bounds.

Thanks for checking the FAQ. Can we assume that this is running under  
Solaris?

> I have checked my install and checked the LD_LIBRARY_PATH and  
> nothing has changed that should be causing this to happen.  Has  
> anyone else seen this problem? Have you found anything else that I  
> can look at to try to resovle this problem?

Can you run the plugins from the command line as the nagios user? That  
might provide more interesting information. Try also using 'ldd /path/ 
to/broken/plugin' to see what libraries it's expecting and verify that  
they exist in the specified paths.

--
Marc


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